Clipped from US, Maryland, Baltimore, Baltimore Sun , April 27, 1899
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Ger-at?0*t-ekedtheun-itka,whopokeorgebothLa*ot .1inve-Tbis ed a tign, e by [ aillaw-lookluls-thoira rerheypndytrty.ouldat is remand wereIWENT OVER TO THE DEMOCRATSFourth W*r«l Hcpnhlicau Flub WillSupport Tine HnyeaTicket.The Fourth Ward Republican Club by a formal rote at the clubrooms, 1013 East Pratt street, last night decided to abandon the republican party and to support the nominees of the democratic party next Tuesday. This action of the club was taken after careful consideration. Last Sunday a few members who recently joined the club decided that they would remain In the republican party, and to that end organised a new fourth wrard republican club. The original members, numbering 270 persons, determined to give their allegiance to the democratic party and took formal action to that end.The club Is composed entirely of Hebrews, mostly young men who have grown up In Rulttufcpre «nd are sufficiently well acquainted with the language to understand the conditions affecting the Interests of the city In the municipal campaign.Among the members prominent In the movement were Joseph A. Siegel, JacobSmulovlth, Abraham Hoffman and Mosc*Kaffel. The president of the club Is Julius Goldman.'lj aHa.Reception To Mr. Ford.Democrats of the first precinct of the seventeenth ward will give a reception!!iof X of Nlt; estln illnetDr. to or teres tion, the ideleghousitheircity.Dr. a memarkHeYounIs cation'of ttpointfitsRtudjrighttend*straliMrbeenadvnmoloeye g least durlr He dlaco
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